Photograph of the 1952 Mississippi Southern College baseball team and coach. This photo was supposed to be featured in the 1952 Southerner yearbook, but it was in the 1953 Southerner yearbook on page 166. First row: Davenport, White, Revon, Clark,...
Photograph (from a color slide) of a basketball game against Holy Cross College. [Presumed to be after the 1987 NIT win, based on the poster at right center.]
Basketball program for men's game between Mississippi Southern College and Centenary College, played on February 22, 1958. The team rosters are shown on one side, and the full schedule for Mississippi Southern is shown on the other side. Local...
Photograph of Ben Gantt and Ken Fortenberry going for a rebound during a basketball game in 1959. Featured in the 1959 Southerner yearbook on page 127.
Photograph of Ben Garry during a football game against Auburn University. Garry rushed for more yards than any player in Mississippi college football history. Photograph also found on page 143 of Chester M. Morgan's Dearly bought, deeply treasured,...
From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Ed Valtman. Richard Nixon is dribbling a basketball all over a basketball court that is full of players, most of whom are on the floor. A broken line indicates Nixon has jumped over many of...
Photograph of Brett Favre during a football game against Texas A & M. He is being defended by a player wearing No. 36 (unidentified) while he prepares to throw a pass. A Texas A & M player is coming up behind him. Also found in the 1988 Southerner...
Photograph of Brett Favre during a football game against the University of Alabama. Favre is pointing toward his right with his left index finger and looking in the same direction, just before taking the snap. The photograph is featured in the 1991...
Photograph of Brett Favre playing football. Photograph from the 1999 Southerner yearbook, page 283, which includes the caption: "Favre was named one of USM's most intriguing people of 1999."
Photograph of C.L. "Dipsy" Dews, senior halfback. Also found on page 92 of Chester M. Morgan's Dearly bought, deeply treasured, published in 1987, and in the 1942 Southerner yearbook on page 82.
